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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-23
san -AnGonlo- Te<a

unb 99dbung bon 5ahberif6nbiaen,
T. W. Cummings in Dallas, gIaufien
utb 2pn6 in Wetp Orleans unb u.
Babn in Iuftin BON % Big 200 llnaeu
at Golb unb Silber. Wie ber Geridter=
ftatter mittbeilt, tperben iebt bic n6tbis
gen Mai6inen obne 8er3ug angei6afft
unb bic Minen in bergmdnniit5en Bes
trieb 9eiebt tperben. Mean bofft auf
tpertbbollere gr3.Mbern au fommen.
Nus WDlie miro elm &aubmorb
beri6tet, iDel1er an Der Wplie unb
Wfillpoob StraBe i'm @aft Sort Bottom
an einem 6eutf6en 6aufirer, paieuib
BON on Dallas begangen tporben III.
Serfelbe bate i'm 9auie bon 9. I. sn>
mes, Der oil einem unter benz Nlamen
Gurefa befannten plab am isluf5e einen
&auflaben bat, gu Mittag gegefen unb
mar oann in Der &idtung mad &odz
bale al aufgebrD9en. Gaum atpanaia
Wfinuten fpdter fam Der Wagen mad
gurefa auriid. Sie pferbe, fdien es,
tparen bur9gegangen unb in b61ifer
Mufresung. Nls Tie gum @teben ae.
bra@t tpurben, fanb man ben Mann
tobt i'm Wagen. MGem Mnfdein mad,
batten bic Wi6rber bon binten her auf
ibn gefeuert. Cine Rugel mar in bos
linte S6ulterblatt georungen uno ober.
balb ber 8ruifmarae berausgefommen.
Die anoere mar bur9 ben 3opf geaans
gen unb hber benz re9ten Muge beraus.
getommen. Wie man ipdter erfdbrt,
1T Der Name beg Mannes nidbt pa1es
niB, fonbern s. 9reben. 6err 6.
Wfittentbal unb $. Goldberg famen
NIT benz 15idbrigen 9obne bes grmor.
oeten bier an, ilm bic 2eide nod Oals
las sur Beeroigung 3u bringen. Bon
ben Nf6roern bat man nod feline
Spur gefunben.
= Wie 9err %. s. Rr6ger aus 2as
nernia, Wilion Co., tpel1er am 81. in
San Intonio mar, beri1tet, tpirb
oas genannte @ountp am 4. Nnguff
eine Nebrbeit BON minbele6s 400
Stimnen gegen bas ENHANCEMENT aes
ben, obgleid (ober bielmebr: tpeil)
6iefelbe felt Sabren unter 6em Qofais
Options @eieb geifanben bat.
- Wie berlautet, pirb 6err @.
Braun In 86rne Elm beutfGes 8latt
unter benz Namen: vWefteranifd6er
pionier" berausgeben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-23
L. SaH

tpurbe mir BON bort aud bieie Mbf1rifi
bes betrefenben 9lftenftldes, tpel9es
i6 Sbnen 5ur Mnerfennung porle9te,
5ugelenbet. sic baben bic Gdli1unl
befdtigt. gs liegt nun In neinel
9an6, bieien 6erren oa 3u retten obel
au berni6ten, inbem i'd feline itrafse.
ri9tli9e 0erfolgung beranlai1e, uni
bas uirb BON benz grgebniB unferel
l1nterbanblungen abbdngen. DaB i'd
mid tiberbaupt auf ioI1e einIai1e, ge'
| f6iebt nidt aug @iidfdt fir ibn, fon.
bern fiir Sbr 5artsegttbl, grneftine, oas
unter BET S9anbe Sbres Ontels mil
Ieioen iDfrbe. Ct tuanbte fi9 an 2euts
boIb: Sd frage Sic, 9err Doctor
GleiBert, mas baben sic NIT bern @elbs
angefangen, bas sic Sbrer Ni6te BID
ieBt borentbieltens
unb i6 forbere Sic, 6err profeifor,
auf, mir bic amtli6e Gtellung au men.
nen, tueI6e Sic bere9tigt, mid in Elm
fol6es Terb6r 3u nebmen.
Sobanaes fab 2eutbol6 rubig at1.
Gut benn, tueun Sic ttur elmer Geri9ts.
perfon Ge6e iteben tuollen, 70 bin id
bereit, auf cine 8erifdnbigumg unter
uns 5u ber5i@ten unb bic 6a9e ben.
Gtaatsanwalt su iibergeben. Sd Iai1e
Sbnen 3eit gu hberlegen, mas sic
Dor5ieben.
Sebenfalls babe i'd tueniger bon eis
mem geiebli9en 0erfabreft 3u fiir9ten,
als BON einem Whtbenben, Der uiber
allen Brau9 unb Mnitan6 in cine Jas
mile einbringt, benz 6ausretbt 6obn
fpri9t. glei@ benz StraBenrduber tpebrs
lpien Seuten 6as Nfefer an bie GebIe
iebt un0 ria bourse ou la vie" imreit.
Sbeint, fiel ibm grneitine in's Wort,
i6 Derbiete Dir. in meiner Gegenmart
oieien re@ti9affenen 6reunb 3u beliefs
bigen. Gan1if Ou Did bon benz
fur9tbnren 1er6a9t, ben er auf Bid
tDirft, reinigen, 10 tbue es nit Warbe.
Our6 obnmd9tige G9mdbungen iibers
3eugif Du uns ili9t.
Nu6 Du, grneitine, aud Du ttimmft
gegeu mid Partei2 rief aeulbolb
f9mer5Ii6.
Sd nebme fiir Niemanben partei -
i'm @egentbeil - i6 3itiere Dor benz
@eoanteH, baB Der Mann, ber mid ers
3ogen, ein Ierbre6er lei.
(Gortietuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-23
prei(e Gprecben fit BdnOe!

Surge &inbertleiber Bon 65 cs. bi8 $3.50.
@edeidnete unb einfade Sdnei3er bon 124
Gents aufipGrts.
gorbirte lteberflei6er au SO unb anfparts.
8orbirte @aibmir Scarfs bon $1.5o-$2.
Sdpar3e unb farbise Seriebs sn 81, I26,
1.50, 50 nnb aufpdrts. :.
Samelt : Strlunpfiorteu.
graune 8albrissan, gutter AuaIitat, au 10,
IL, 10, 16, 20, 25, 80 Cts. unb aufpdrts.
@infarbise @triimpfe-au 10, l2, Is, 20,
25 Gents unb aufmdrts.
~ gtnfadbe nub 2urus Seioenffriimbfe fir
g1ao@sn unS Rinber, in allen Garben nnb sm
allen Rreiien.
Goriettz9epartentent.
- Bon @orfetts baIten mir bic $50 8ome~, bic
Warner gros., in allen Graben, bic 6. So,
bie ug. 81, bie 81. g." unb bieIe anSere
Wfarfen, su 4a, so, rs gts. uns 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-23
Die altem 2emte tn Der Seimatb

ooer fonfibo sebrauden bann nmb mann Elm
StdrtunssmitteI, nm fid bel ibrer aunebmen.
ben Sdpade au fr6ftigen. sfein fidbereres unb
birffameres Wlittel fiir bic Mlten fam aefln.
ben perben als Softetters Maaenbit.
fers, cine ar3nei bic gang beionoerS bel ben
sepObnli9en Sfrantbetten tpie 2eberIeioeu, I'm.
berbanlidteit uno unreseImasiaer Gtublaaua
angebratt 1T; elm reiuss botanifdes Sduts
mittel gesen @faIaria unb elm auberIdIiiaes
@litteI nm benz &beumatismus entaesenauipir.
ten. Dem @enefenben 1T es Elm nertbboues
SdIfsmittel gu Der Biebererlansuma ieiner
sfrdfte mnb bem sei@pddten nerboiem arauten
giebt es eineu rubisen S9laf unb erneuten
appetit, 3iuei Sauptfaftoren in ber @ieoer.
berfeauns Der gefunbbeit. 90 es rein bota.
nii6en llrfprunss 1T, 70 if es fret bon ben
Ginpenbuasen, bic gesen mineralifde Seil-
mtttel erbobeu iperben, bic pom s0rper nur
i5wer Ober gar ni9t aiiimilirt perbem, unb ben
@efunbbeits3uifan6 bes Maaens beeiutrdd5.
tigen, pdbrenb bas 8itters basegen benieIbeu
trdftist unb resuIirt. So tuirb bon ben Neraten
empfOblsn unb beri@rieben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-23

Serren 8aIbrigsan unb braunes GisIeibreab
nnteraens, bon s1.75 Bis $3.50, per gn3ug.
Sine babf9e GustpabI bon f1maraei 9aIs.
tn4ern, Tantafiei9leifen, Biu6ior. nnb -four
In banDM. grabatten.
Gin f90ner gorratb bon leinenen unb ieiDs.
men rren.Sai@enta6ern, Opera GdIeifen,
feibenen Nesenf1irmen.
Sin febr grcbeS enforcement bon peiben ur0
bnnten Rnaben>S Sberbemben aus gersal, fiirs
Mlter bon ftp Satrtn, 3u 16, 25, s6, SO Ga.
unb auftpdrf8.
2errenfdute in allen Gounea uno Wlutern
uno gu allen @reifeu.
Son Serrer. un6 slnaben. Girobbateu babem
iptr Oas aussebreitetRe Eager i'm GabpeIfen.
2errens nnb sfnaben. 6iI36ite, iuei6e unb
iteife, bon allen Arten unb Sdattirnuger.
Sdnb5eug fiir 9alnell u. &inber.
Sn oiefem Dspartement bin i1 70 pObI bot.
seisben, bab id alle unp Seoermanu au befrie,
oigen bermag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-23
9aS pft gebrau6te @pr1
De66a(6 ii6er6eu9t Guc6!

GranaOffde Yereals su 8, 10, 1913 II. 15 c.
@esei9nete 2aipns 5u %, 81, 5, gu. 10 es
@eiber unb farbiger Mnu-5u 123, Is, 20
%, 35 unb SO Gents.
BeiBe 2atuns -au s, Z, 8, 10, 12f, 15, 90
%, 80, s5 unb 40 @ents. 8u baben in 8i.
ibops, 8irtoria itnb Snbia 2apnS.
@erfii&e 2awns iit allen Sdattirunsen Bon
Is Bis gu so Gents
Gulbroiberie 9epartenter1t.
gdbeiaer 8orbiruns bon 8 Bis IS gts.
ganbrie 8otbirung bon 21-5O CO.
aatnfoof Ginfafiuns bon $50 gts.
Garbise 8nrbirunsen u. NuBenrdnbe baau.
Siirt 6louncins, bole 2duse .75-$2.50.
@piBen 9epartenent.
Cine enblofe auapabl in foIsenben epibem.
forten: gsbptifde, tiirtifd)e, Gordon, 8alen.
ria, Griton, Spanifde, @seuriaI, GeSora-in
allen Breiten, bon Oer binieifen bis gu ber be-
fen Glnife.
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Paraiol : 9eparteureltt.

Bir baben baS bel weitem srOste unb boil.
fdnbtgite Enforcement bon einfa1en nno 2u>
rus. @onnenfdlirihen in Der Stabt.
S9tparaieioene Rarafols- rs cs. Bis 81.
S9parse Gtlas. @6irme bon 1856.
Sdpar3e sltlas. S9irnte gefiittert unb nit
Spibenranb bon $225-$15.
garbige Yaraiols uusefitterte--1.25 .25 Bis $6.
Sarbise Barafols, sefiitterte, nit spisen.
rano-Son 2.50 bis $12.
sfinber'@arafoIs sn So, so, 75 es. u. 81.
9ameu @etBmaaren.
Sehben, bole 6roBe. bon 45 eS. Bis au 81.
gange Semben, bon 10 c8. Bic gu 81.
@orfett'gSeiten aller @roBen, bon 40 gents
Bis gu $1.60.
Sontmer @auae llebertpeFen, in @r06en bon
2s--44, gu 40, so unb 60 gtS.
Cine bIbf9e @uSpabI bon Sill II. Spiben-
bauben fiir Sfinber bon % c8. bis 50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-23
9altelt=Oiite ,e ,c.

Oiefes Departen,ent fam, sleid ben abri.
gen nidt iibertrOfen iuerben, ba id5 fdmmtli@t
Mrtt!el bireft importire nnb i'm @tanbe bin,
bic bette nn6 reidbaltisffe MuspabI in Beaue
anf lebte @fooe unb Stil gu prdlentiren, ipie
!. 3. r@aueb" gapitoIia, Mirriam, %biais,
Oenber, Barrett, Mib Ga Belle, Meooro,
Trineeton, Sbeal, MIiee. Sennora. Surebe.
BET nns finbst man bic reueffen Mufer in
Sntbefab bon febr gefdlligem StbI unb 3u
niebrisffen Yreiien-ron s5 es. bis $1.6o.
Aae Grten aufpus, 8ifdeI, Beeren unb cine
pradtbole Muspabl bon BIurpen &c.
Gdder, in groBem @orratb benz einfa9ffen
bic gum elegantefen, unb au allem Yreifen.
Seren=0arberobe.
Wir baben ein ansgebebntes unb pradtbolles
Ahortement bon Serren- Dberbemben aus Ser.
cal, an alen Yretien. Das befe SO st. Com.
mer Merino Semb, iemals I'M Marste.
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Gei0ell : 9epartetlteut.

Sdpar3er unb farbiser atlas, bon so Gents
bis 3u So 90.
eurab Seibenftoffe in alien edattirunsen
sn Is Gents unb $500.
S@par3er nno farbiser @roS Grain su 75e.,
go e., 81, $1.25 unb $3.50.
@efreifte unb f9edise CONNER. sei6en su
81, 40, 80, 65, 70 unb 80 Gents.
SGpar5er unb farbiser Surab gtla8, su
80 unb IS gentS.
&leiberitOff 9epartentent.
Gommer. gaiintire ipie Sums. Settling, Nlba-
Greuabine, Debege au allen 1reilen.
Satius, geSei6net ooer einfarbig Su 10, 1b,
20, 25, 80 unb IS Gents.
grinfle Seerlnders gu Z, 9, 1o, IL unD 15 cs.
@insbam in bibfder auapabl, au 8, 10,
IL nn6 is Gents
8epbbr Ginsbam gu 20, 2b unb 80 CO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-23

@twas 5u bieI berIangt.
nNber, liebes Ginb, bas finb ia
Mtaulbeerbldtter, bic barfit bu rii6t abs
reiBen!"
.Warum benn nidt, @roBpapa2"
rSa, mein 2inb, bapon ipirb ia
Sei6e gema9t!"
sMa9' 'rnal tpel9e. @robpapal1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-23
: Mas fit ungIaubIid, ib6ridte

@as ftr unslaublid ib6ri6te
Wtenf9en es giebt, benefit Elm 3ettel,
ber uns beute 8ormittag In unIere Of
pee setporfen uurbe. Nuf bemielben
tptro In beutf9er uno englifber 6pra6e
angettiubiat, Bob In eineni getpiien
beutI9en 2otaIe an Der MIamo 6traBe
Elm ...-- Wett Saufen itattfinben folIe.
Das tlingt gerabe, als OBJ iene 2eute,
bic iol@ einen abj9euli9en unfug Dor.
beretten, I'm Solbe ber probibtioniiten
tiinben. banlit bieie barous 9opitaI fur
bic Wabl bona. Nugult i9Iaaen f6nueu.
0erniinftige 2eute tperben alleroiuas
bic Wehr5ahl Der 0eutl9ea unierer
Gtabt nift fhr bic ausi@reitungen ei.
niger tperiger unberitdnbiaer Menid,en
berantiuortli@ MAIDEN tuellen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-23

sdr Ser reibenbe ablab, ben bas
Yearl Bier Der gitD Brauerei Bel
feinem erfen @ri6einen bate, lit ipobl
bas behe 3eugnib ieiner Site!
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Gimittmmiaes llrtbetI.

Der apotbetsr @. .. SuIt in Bippus, Sn.
oiana, beseust: sd fam bas GIectric
Bitters als bas bette SeiImittel empfeblen.
Ssoe Glci4e. peld)e bertauft pur6e. bot bic se.
minlAte Sllfe sebradt. Semanb purbe nod
benz @ebraude bon unr GIalden bon leineml
@beumatisnlus befreit, ber itn f9on 10 Sabre
lang eepeinigt bate. Der apstbefer abrabam
0are in 8eabiIIe, Dbio, serRderf: vDieienige
Nebbin, tpeIdle meiner 20iabriaen grfabruna
mad yam befen eebt~ 1T bas Giectrie 8ittersd.
Sauienoe bon dbnliden 8ensnilIen lie9en bor,
iooab oas lrtbeil, babin lautenb, 6ab bas
electric 8itters ale aranfbeiten Der Qeber, ber
Nisren nnb bes 8lntes beilt, elm gang einifim.
niges 1T.
Die 6lal9e toiet nur so gents. 8u babeu
in Der apotbefe bon u. Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-23

- Dos gr6Bte Eager bon Gepebr.
unb Rebolbers patronen unb 0hIien bel
giper & g @ultbeB.
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0ansbaltnltqsitoffe.

@ebIei9ter Sid. Damaf-su s5. 40, As,
so Gents unb aufmarts.
8rauner Damait su %. 80, 40 unb so cs.
@otber Siirfifder Slid .Samaif-au 80, s5,
40, 30 unb 60 Gents unb anfpdrts.
Gebleidte uuo unseblei6te Damaif Sanb.
tider, gutter @rOBe, gu 8, 10, II, Is, 20 @s.
un6 aufbarts. Grobe tiirfifde 8abe.Sanbs
tii9er au 15, 16, 20 nnb 25 Gents.
@efrauites Sanbtiideraeus, bon $40 @ts.
Spiten. @orbdnse au 123, 15, 20, 25, 80
gents i,nb aufmarts
DrapirungSftoffe at 10, 12 unb Is Gents.
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Gin 9rudffebler.

Wi9tiges lernt man aus benz 0fefes
rat, bieB es i'm Manuitript, aber Der
Seber ma9te baraus: Wi@tiges lernt
man aus benz Snierat. Wi1tig lit es
auerotngs fiir 9iejenigen. tpelde in
&rantbeit unb 2eiben oas eSnierat elmer
boraiigli6en Nr3nei bemertt baben, burd1
bic fie bonn @anbe bes 8rabes gerettet
tpurben. nDas 8efe, mas idl ie in
nleinem 8latte f1no, mar oas Snlerat
bon DR.. Pieree's Golden Medical
Discovery" (golbene mebiainifde gnt.
6edung), lautei INNER tuieber bas
3eugniB Serer. uelde babur6 BON
2ungentranfbeit, 2uftr6brenleiben, Sc.
f6Whliien. 8ei6miiren, 2eberleioen
unb ben 1tebeln, bic bes SIei5hes grbs
tbeiI iiub, sebeilt tpOrbeu iinb.
= Wir tlasen bier iebt stpar 9lue
iebr bebentli6 iiber bic 9ibe - ie nad)
temperament tperben aus ben GIaaen
aud re9t ldferIi6e Gla@e = aber mir
folltsn bod ni6t bersefen, tpie raut
ab4@ipir perbdltnibmdBis nod ben Sc.
pobnern bes Norbens gsgeniiber fine.
@dbrenb bier in San Mntonio in Die.
fem SOmmer nod ni1t elm einaiaer
Meni@ Der Sibe gum Opfer gefallem
1T, per6ffentliden bic gbieagoer, ct.
2ouiier, Gihcinnatier &c. 8ldtter all.
tdgli6 lange n0erIuitliiten." Die
Gta5t peoria bate bieier Sage 1909
felt 80 Sabren ben b69ffen Sempe'
raturfanb = pdbrenb mir es bis iebt
nod MIDI iiber 1929 gebraht baben.
llnb babel baben mir bier nit gana Der.
einselten 9tusnabmen - INNER fiible
Nd6te nit erfrii6enber grife, pdbreno
in ben groBen Stdbten bes Worben unb
Wefens bic auf iol9e beiBen Sage fol.
genben gtddte ebenfaas 70 beiB fnb,
baB an e6laf gar nidt au bsnten iit.
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,306(ell 6erOei(en !!

GlOmneinss unb tiirfifde MuBenraabfpiten
in Cream, @eib, Beige unb farbis.
Spanifd)e @uim,pure in S9par3 Cream
unS 8eise, unb paiienbe Ginfaifumsen.
Damen,Sai@entider, tpei6e, nit Gantafie.
einfaiiuns, 8ierranb unb Baden; gleidfaIs
eine fdone Musmabl bon grauer.Gafdenti>
4ern an allen Yreiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-23

Die
B6Aentlitbs Trcie Nrtffe
erideint
eben DOnneritag
unb fclfet
$3.50 bas Sabr ober 1925 fiir 6
Wonate in Ycrausbe3oblana
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-01

ing by example of the exact contrary of
the lesson constantly repeated in precept?
The blindness of some of this matter,
writes Richard A. Proctor, is so strange
that it is apt to provoke smile even when
rousing just indignation when its conse..
quences are considered. / have heard a
person proclaim loudly the perfectly pre-
posterous principle: "Children must be
made to obey; you must never yield to
them; it is the only way TO make them do
Gle and yielding" The child is told day
after day to be yielding, but hour after
hour the grown folk who wearisomely tier
ate precepts of docility teach the child
with tenfold more efficacy by example TO
be obstinate and even violent.
| have heard the mother of grown-1p
children say: II never yield to my chill
dren in anything; | was resolved to make
them yield to me in all things, or | would
know the reason Why" her voice raising
in angry tones as the mere thought of OPP
position TO her will arose in her mind, and
one could see in the infamed face and
angry eyes the evidence of the defects
which should have been controlled in her
self before she could hope to correct them,
even by the most careful training, in such
of her children as inherited like defects
from her. 1t never occurred to her, APP
parently, that setting an example of OBJ
stinacy and even of increasing violence
was not quite the best way to correct the
children's tendency to the same faults. A
complacent assurance prevailed in her
mind that by setting an example of OBJ
stinate perversity she could certainly train
her children to be kindly and considerate
Good HousekeepiRa.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-01

The case not onl Y commanded attention
in America, but was cause celebre wher-
ever the English language was spoken. 1t
was bloody murder, with no palIiating
circumstance save that Dan Sickles de-
Tended his domestic honor under the Mo
sale idea that the adulterer could be killed
if caught in the act There was splendid
array Of counsel. Carlysle and Ould, the
latter then District Attorney and after
ward prominent in the Confederate War
Department, prosecuted Dan Sickles. The
latter was defended by Edwin NJ. Stanton,
the golden-mouthed James T. Brady, of
New York John Graham, the great Grim
inal lawyer, yet alive; Magruder and
Charlton, of Virginia, and the brilliant
and gifted General Thomas Meghan.
Stanton's speech acquitted the prisoner.
Stanton's idea was accepted by the de-
Tense, the killing was admitted and the
defense took the ground that the provoca-
ton was sufficient to justify acquittal
The great war secretary quoted from John
Milton, who said "Who knows not that
chastity and probity of living cannot be
established or continued except it be first
set up in private families whence the
whole breed of men come FORTH" and with
wonderful eloquence, while the jury gazed
in wrapt attention at the stalwart elo-
quence of the great orator, he continued
" The family is the cradle of sensibility
when the first lessons are taught of that
tenderness and humanity which cement the
vast mass of mankind together, and were
they eXtinguished the whole fabric of So
ciety would be dissolved. y Philadelphia
Times
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What the Boys Smoke.

8 Do you tink dot de poys ind young
mems would pc so vond nv dem cigarettes
uf dey sees dot ?" said portly German tc
a reporter OF the New York Nail and Er.
press, who happened in Il cigar store on the
East side one evening.
As he spoke he pointed to 4 filthy heap
Of cigar stumps that lay in corner behind
the counter.
" Do you make cigarettes out of that
dirty stuff"
"Vy, mine frient, yes" he replied
opening his eyes in wonder at the ques,
ton.
"Where do you get it ~
" l pys dem vrom beeples. Dot leedle
girl vot goes out nit de pail as you comes
in brot me sum-"
"What do you pay them?"
"Nell, de girl brot 4 pail full, und |
gives her 10 cents. She'll pc here py-und-
Ply NIT MORE" he continued.
"Where does she get them ?"
" Pick 'em oop NIT de street, par-rooms
und so-goot peezness she make; ach."
All in all several bushels Of the filthy
stuff was laid out ON the floor of real
room where number of men and bov.
"eIe eiiSaSed III IuohliS tHe pespatteFeo
and mud-begrimed stumps when they be.
came dry. The hands OF the boys were
probably washed once year
The German was in good humor and
laid bare his operations to the reporter
He smiled and said: Dot makes fine
smoke you bed"
When the stumps are brought in, they
are first dried by being placed before a
fire. When dry they are rubbed between
the hands until they are shredded to the
size of pins head The stuff is then
rolled in paper and sold for cigarettes.
1t is understood that at the present time
quite number of manufacturers are max
ing cigarettes in the above manner.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
uare (5-6 OF an inch), one time......s1 90
uare Inside position), two times......... Is
uare INSIDE position), three times........ 2 80
Published by Request
a DRUNKARD'S RAGGIT WEAN.

lTune-Castles in the Airl
wee bit raggit ladde gangs wan rim through
the Streets
Wadin' mang the shaw wi his wee hackit feet ;
Wha's the puir wee callan, he's the drunkard's
raggit wean.
He STAINS at ilka door an he keeks wi wistfu'
e'e,
To see the crowd aroun' the fire laughin' loud
wi glee:
But he dsunna venture ben though his heart be
eer sac fain
For he mamma play wi ither BARNS the drunk
ards ragglt wean.
Oh, see the wee bit bairnie, his heart is uncon
fou;
The sleet is blawin' cauld and he's droukit
through and through,
He's speerin' for his mither, an he Wun' ers
whaur she's game;
But, Oh, his mither, she foTgets her pIfir wee
raggit wean
He kens nae fathers love, an he kens nae
mither's care
To soothe his wee bit sorrows or kane his tautit
hair
To kiss him when he wakens or smooth his bed
An oh. he fears his fathers face, the drunkard's
raggit wean.
Oh, pity the wee laddie sac guileless an sac
An sinful words his mither speaks his infant
lips i'll stain,
For Oh there's name to guide the BARN, the
drunkards raggit wean.
Then surely we MIGHT try an turn that sinfu'
mither's heart
An try to get his father TO act fathers part
An make them lea the drunkard's cupan' never
taste again,
An cherish wi parents care their puir wee
Taggit Wean.
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To Make a HapDy Home.

l. Learn to govern yourselves and to be
gentle and patient
?. Guard your tempers, especially in
seasons of ill-health, irritation andtronble,
and soften them by prayers and sense of
your own shortcomings and errors.
3. Never speak or act in anger until YOU
have prayed over your words or acts and
concluded that Christ would have done so
in your place.
D. Remember that, valuable as is the
gift of speech, silence is often more vaiu-
able
D. Do not expect too much from Others,
but remember that all have an evil nature
whose development we must expect, and
that we should forbear and forgive, as we
often desire forbearance and forgiveness
ourselves.
8. Never retort sharp or angry word
1t is the second word that makes the quar-
rel.
I. Beware of the figst disagreement.
8. Learn to speak in a gentle tone of
voice.
8. Learn to say kind and pleasant things
whenever opportunity offers.
10. Study the characters of each. and
y hiPdlhlNS VIII ali III lllSI tIouples; HOW
ever small.
II. Do not neglect little things if they
can affect the comfort of others in the
smallest degree.
II. Avoid moods and pets and fits of
sulkiness.
IS. Learn to deny yourself and prefer
others.
IA. Beware of meddlers and tale-bearers.
10. Never charge bad motive if good
one is conceivable.
l6. Be gentle and firm with children.
II. Do not allow your children to be
away from home at night without knowing
where they are.
Is. Do not allow them to go where they
please ON the Sabbath.
10. Do not furnish them with much
spending money.-Intelhgencer.